shouting, gagging noises excited chatter

Our countries enthusiastically promote its endeavours.

Now, he gets excited. (Music)

Now in the meantime, the audience, they go crazy.

I wish there was a greater spirit of mentoring and collaboration.

I worked myself into an enthusiasm because I thought he loved me.

They were filled with a kind of pioneering passion, fired about the problems of the Aral Sea.

There should be a blend of youthful zeal and the experiences of older persons.

Though you might have been more impassioned without hurting yourself.

Now, he gets excited. That's excitement, you don't have to worry about it.

So far, the crowds in Cairo, Alexandria, and Suez have been neither violent, nor inflamed by religious fervor.

He goes back up to B. He gets very excited. Goes to F sharp. Goes to E.

The original owner of the bottle turned out to be one of the most enthusiastic wine buffs of the 18th century.

He goes back up to B, he gets very excited.

I am even more thrilled by the fact that least year our student body elected a woman to be the head of Student Government.

As with America s Mafia, police zeal has imprisoned many Yakuza leaders.

I think we were slightly higher here, maybe we've got you more enthusiastic about living longer after all these talks today.

In Nepal there is a very high rate of school attendance, thanks to the enthusiasm of the refugees themselves and the intervention of UNHCR and NGOs.

In Nepal there is a very high rate of school attendance, thanks to the enthusiasm of the refugees themselves and the intervention of UNHCR and non governmental organizations.

The enthusiasm of the international community, however, must in no way lead to the hasty conclusion of a test ban treaty.

It would be inconceivable for us to do that work if we didn't make people excited and uncomfortable with the things that we do at the same time.

He also said that he wants Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio to play the role of Rumi, sparking excitement among some Afghans and revulsion among others.

We regret the fact that work was not completed in time for the creation of the Human Rights Council, an initiative proposed by the Secretary General which we enthusiastically support.

Investigations have taken place in few cases, with the police and prosecutors seeming reluctant to follow through on reported human rights violations.

The sentences in many cases seem to depend on the patriotic fervour of the statements made by the accused in court when sentenced.

But when developing countries pointed their fingers at secret bank accounts and hedge funds, IMF and US enthusiasm for greater transparency diminished.

While some netizens criticized their leader for his joyful behavior at the wedding, others thought the video showed that the president was a real, normal man after all.

And then, finally talk a little bit about a third way, about another technology, which is probably better than anything we have, but which there hasn't been any enthusiasm for adoption precisely because people are so enamored with the current car seat solution.

Clearly, whoever was responsible for the decision to take the British Marines prisoner was hoping to rekindle some of the fervor of the 1979 revolution, and use that to force the rest of the leadership into a confrontation with Britain and America.

Morocco's intransigence continued to impede the efforts to reach a just solution, although the latest Baker plan, that had been accepted by the Frente POLISARIO and approved unanimously by the Security Council, seemed to have given new impetus to those efforts.

As I strolled through Tiananmen Square, the paradox that struck me was that the very system of democratic capitalism that the West has so ardently believed in and advocated now seems to be failing us.

Some passionately discussed economic reform, others talked about developing culture, while still others planned to reform education and the scientific establishment or assure the defense of the environment.

The national Left, although it seldom openly espouses socialism, favours more state intervention in the economy, is generally less enthusiastic about the US alliance and is often more progressive on social issues.

It defies belief that the political successors of those who confidently launched the invasion of Iraq on the false evidence that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction should be so eager to be sucked into another bloody maelstrom.

Perhaps three quarters of Israelis and Palestinians are eager for peace and compromise, while a quarter on each side often fueled by extreme religious zeal wants a complete victory over the other.

After Andreas Papandreou and his Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK) party came to power in 1981, ending a long conservative dominance of Greek politics, the Air Force officers proved to be Papandreou's most enthusiastic allies in the Armed Forces.

Just why is it that stock markets around the world are subject to fits of irrational exuberance and excessive pessimism ? Why don t rational and informed investors take more steps to bet heavily on fundamentals and against the enthusiasms of the uninformed crowd?

On the contrary, the enthusiasm and energy that Chris Sanders has brought to this office is contagious, and I hope that it will infect our work not just through New Zealand's presidency but beyond.

And then, finally talk a little bit about a third way, about another technology, which is probably better than anything we have, but which there hasn't been any enthusiasm for adoption precisely because people are so enamored with the current car seat solution. OK.

So far, the crowds in Cairo, Alexandria, and Suez have been neither violent, nor inflamed by religious fervor. Serious fighting only broke out after supporters of Mubarak began to attack the crowds.

To improve the image of Egypt and of Egyptians abroad lost property must be returned to a person, regardless of his nationality, and we had to try to reach the owner of the camera. The thing which motivated us more was that he was not Egyptian.

What started as a spontaneous act of despair in the forgotten and marginalised region of Sidi Bouzid, turned into a popular uprising that would sweep the country, topple the 23 year rule of Zeine el Abidine Ben Ali, and change the face of the entire region as one Arab country after the other picked up the revolution fervour.